At its annual Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, Apple executives unveiled the latest version of MacOS, called Big Sur. The newly designed operating system will …
At its annual Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, Apple executives unveiled the latest version of MacOS, called Big Sur. The newly designed operating system will include major updates to the Safari web browser, and refreshed Maps and Messages apps.
MacOS Big Sur is available now as a developer beta, and will be available as a public beta in July. It’ll become generally available as a free software update for all users in the fall. Note that you’ll need to make sure your Mac is compatible with the new OS first.
Just a reminder: These instructions are for downloading an early MacOS preview for developers. That means you’ll need to sign up for an Apple developer account, which costs $99 per year.
